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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24

ONE of the absufdities CI our much ba4-iei "squel rights byiore the law. came up in San Diego a few days since, Ms Clara ". Foltz, editor of the San D.sgo Bse, and well kuoWn for her abil- l'y and legal attalnmen:s, was recently appointed Assistant District Attorney o' ih- c;ty and county 0. San Diego. bG, Eheo she vent to be sorn in it was aisc5vered tEat inasmuch as she was 8 TOm P, sh~ was not eligible to the office Ooirr toe laws of California, the eligi- b.ity of a woman does not reach beyond ,ae trasseeship O; public school. The enlightenment O: the nineteenth cen il:y that places inc ballot in the hands ot the ignorant foreigner and dsDies fiat T.sht to our own enlightened wo- hen can be improved on.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24

TIE bounty scalp law has nearly bank ruPied the territory ot MoUtaDa. The l-I:s.atare last winter authorized e bounty of ton cents for prsirIe dogs and fre ceuts fer ground squirrels. and to al:- the territory has pail for 65S.S7l grJaad squirrels and I43. .70S prairie dogs, or @ total over S5@,GG0 The Act had e-lggs.ed all the rooaey l is tGe treasury sad vas rnnniug the te.nsoTy rapidly in d.Ji. The Governo-, win t8e perm;s- son ot the ProsidsGt, cailsd e speeIsi s.5sioa to T. peal the iaE. The Assem- O. U8s iG favor of the law and the Council against t. Only at the lGss mo- Zelt 5ss 6 repeal secUred.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24

K su i0:ervIew with John J. Vals1- ras, president of Wells, Fargo < Co, Ls Is reported 10 have said that tue .4-se,t losses. through rObbery,sustained b the company, were n Arizona, Texas s-i New MexIcJ, sad hat hereafter. silIGonsl precautions will De taken by ihs company 10 secure their property by tue sapl -ymsn: Of an additional force.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24

IL is reported in this c:sy, that Tucson Is :.kiuE particular pains to mIsrepte- s-a. Pnenix and the entire Salt River Valley Ii dcn't seeIn natural, but our informant Is reliable.-Gszette.
 John, to say the least, you have been u.7,uformed The people of Tucson have never hsd but the bss. of feeling io- 'he people oi the Sslt River valley aHi r.J5iee ID their prosperity. Fur hsrClore, they hsve never let En oppor- tanlty pass 10 sGy good word in their fsTor. Much Zuhok on the brain, John, hath made thee mad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
s,rrRDAY. SEPTEMBER 24 | '

Istacd... Bishops must stop chew i.,tbs we'd. The General Conference h.. b.s1 psllnoned to make the use of t,5.sc5 sa impeiinen; to consecrstIon .o the Blsaops otlise As many of tue I.sss. caurch hgh:s csn Eever aspire to saaa a good fat sisy job" they are pris- ile.ri 10 ''chaw' away.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
Excellent Medicine .

"My wife and myself were in bad health for some fifteen years. l chsnced to be looking ever one of Simmons Liver Regulator Almsnses and saw A. H. stevens and Bishop Pierce's names to testimonials. I then obtained sOue Of the Regulator. sud can heartily recom- rnend the Liver Regulator to ny friends as sn excellent medicine"
 z E. HARRISON, NJ. D.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
RnekIln,s Arniea Salra.

The Bes, Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum- Fever Sores, Tettsr, Chspped Hands, Chilblans, Oorns, and sll Skin EruP- tons, and positively cures Piles, or no psy required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
T0ntO Matters.
sheriT MuIvenon and Party oT for the
 "WarS"

"WarS"
 W. J. Mulvenon, Deputies Taehett, Burton and S. J. SulligRn left Prescott Saturday last bound for the 8ssassIna- ton ground in TOnto Basin. They may be joined Rt Verde by one or more men. The sheriff. ws presume, goes to arrest certain persons provided be shall find them. The shooting ground must he in the neighborhood of lZ0 CT l5O miles east of Prescott, We have not been there since lS66, at which time 1t was "red" or Indian shooting ground.
 Mulvenoa IS young, stout, active and brave, his comrades will also do theIr duty aud should there be fighting to be done they will "6e ;heTe,"
 This paper hopes the white besthen of Tonto Basin will now throw up the sponge, come in snd go tO Yuma or be- hanged.
 The Territory has had enough Of ttheir dey.l..y sGd they must be squelched.- Courier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
Parents Take Notice.

A primary school will open in Buelfs Addition on Monday September 26!h, By order Board Trustees No l.
 Fl D, UNDERWOOD, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
Corsets. Corsets! Corsets Corse:s

Ladies be sure and try our pew A La Spirise Corsets. We are sole agents for Arizons, These cOrsets are guar sntoed to give satisfaction by the maUu- facsurer. They can not be surpassed for elegance or ft.
 l.. ZgOKENDoRF q Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24

NzE YORK, September 16- The Am eTicsn yachts Vulunteer and Msyfi1wer started on ano:her .TIsl race this fore nooa. The wind blew p miles an hour. he Volunteer crossed the line three minutes ahead of the May flower. I'd seon le d by c mile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
NEWS or THE WEEK.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

Hiss n. r. Ilrf.sy, formerly % Oxford.
Ia recent letter ~ the Boston Post, urges
The value 10 girls % plain teaching In lii.
eraiuru. She says; ut Is pity that We
have no voice la this country 50 strons as
Is Matthew Arnolis In Eoglsnd In favor
OF letters ass means both of culture and
OF education. The elective system seemed
% promise some relief from the reign OF
technlealitles. bat science Is Glowing ART
out OF sight. AMI taere IL some doubt
whether .ftsr Greek aud Latin aud .lhe.
MATES cease 10 be required In our univefs.
tiles the men will actually know much
more about lltera,urc.-io quote ar. Ar.
mold, 'abou, the best that has been thought
snd said In the world Ia general, n the
girls mind Is not awake 20 TIE beauties OF
literature al Is. 10 will sleep I'LL the trump
OF doom. Now, schools asvo q heavy Elm
on their consciences N. through any neg
lect or b.unier on their part, any creature
l. deprived Of the pleasures ofthe literary
sense. A wretched fashion IL abroad by
which literature l. made q pretsxt for
teaching grammar or philology or oompo-
sitlon. The practice runs through all the
modern languages. bat the evil IL worse,
OF course, la Eogllsh. A girl a. sixteen
may have . whole new world opened to her
by The Canterbury Tales or by The Vicar
o. Wakefield Bat she will never catch .
glimpse OF the world II she IL maize 10
parse the one or write abstracts OF the
other. think I have done . better ser
vice for girl when have made her feel
the historical importance and the literary
power OF Saskespere's Henry W than II !
had taught her whole variorum edition
full OF notes on Shskespere or . learned
Analysis OF his use OF the personal pronouu.
May 'plxin Literature teaching have . little
fashionable popalsrityi"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
THE DAY WIZ CELEBRATE
PARIS Hun WILL GIVE A GRAND FouETH
90 jim CULTIVATION. AN ArrEAc-
rEACTivE PEo0EANNE To uE PKE-
pErENrrn

Pan. Hill has decided 10 ssssr; her.
self On the annivsrAry Of our Na,ionsl
independence. A grand celebration will
be given. under the auspices Of the Paris
Hill Brass BAnd An attractive pro-
grAmn- has been arranged, aud our
friends and nsighbors may res, assured
Of q good time aud an appropriate OBJ
ssrvance % The day.
The programme isye; "in is infancy"
ba, vii be announced more fully by
posters. =, an early day. and in the ne,,
DrNocRAT.
The order Of the day. a. arranged q,
present. vii Be Abou, a. follows
forraooa "A; sunrise q National
Salute will Be fred
Az $50 In the msrning. there will be
grand parade Of fantastic, add horri-
bles.
A, 900 o'clock, grand military and
civic parade. which. II arrangements can
Be completed. ss We have reason TO be-
ievs they car, ~ill be made up about As
follows:
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Paris Hill Brass Band.
Norway Light Infaniry.
Wm. X. KimbAll Post
School children with flags.
AZ 1000 O'Clock. an Grafton will be de-
livered BY an able orator.
At ll:OO o'clock there will Be foo,
races. potato races and obstacle races.
1900 o'clock. National Salute.
.Jlsuooa.-At 100 o'clock. Band
Concert Of one hour on the common
A, 200 O'Clock there will be . match
game Of base ball for a purse Of FIVE
dollars.
A; sunset. National Salute.
AT 700 O'Clock. band eoneer, on the
common.
In the evening the celebration will
close with = grand ball. ., Academy
Hall.
II. c. Davis. Esq. viii &C, Is Presi-
den, Of the Day. and Col. ALDER, s.
Austin a. Chief Marshal.
No efforts viii be spared TO make the
celebration . good one. and worth at
tending. Further particulars viii be
announcsd mex, week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

In the town Of RoIbary, In the Co0ntT ofOuori
All STATE Of Malns, fOr the year lso.
The following Lat OF tates on r..l estsie OF
,oa. r..i,isnt owners in the t0~n OF lioxbuy
m, Inc wear ls-s In bills committed 70 W VI.
Jsnns. ColIsstor Of taxes % SAID io.n on NE ais'
dsv Oh Jaus, ls~B, has been retained oy hin
% me as remaining sspsii on The ~ d.y oi
r.m.Ias unpaid and notice 10 hereby given mat !
the sali taiss, Interest aud charges are not pail
into the Treasury Of said town vlihln siEhiesa
.o,ths frosa the siais Of the commitment % saii
IN. al much Of the real estate taxed AZ vii b
an n slsnt 10 pay the Amoant due therefor lnelnd.
Ing interest and charges, vii without nrthei
notice be cold a public auction Al Ihs sebool
soa :. An DIstrist No 4, 10 sad t0up, on saturday
lhs ION isy Of December, LEI, ni oclock 10 N .
afffnOOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

n ruE KvESfN0
Thar. are lots 90 Oxfori Bears Sao
mAke ia point % Aitsuf The Comnencc-
meat Exercises AZ oli lisoron Academy
each year Tbs season another large
class Nil graduate and ample accomnotA-
tlous Arc In process OF preperailon Tor ne
evenifsl day. walch Il WELLESLEY, Jane
.3ih.
The exercise. vii begin On Sluiay.
jane ssh. by a ccAislrsAtc sermon Al
m o'clock. A. n. A. The Baptist Church.
The grafuatiug exercise. VII take place
on The Camgas a. two O'Clock, 2 n. 90
wednesday. Jane g9ih. Music vii o.
furnished - Grimmers Orchestra, oi
POrtiart.
As there has been irsucisisui room To-
previous years % accommoiaic those Who
have attended tie exercises a. Hebron,
The class % - has decided that there
shall oe no complaint % The Sani % th,i
grss, essential o. comf0rt,-room. They
will thsrsforc prepare ample accommcia-
tlOrs for too thousand people al promise
that those Who Aiteui may rrs; assursi
that tssy viii not Dc crowded ~ IN past
years.
In he evening there VII be- 4 grand
concert ~ Gfinmer's OfchssirA, assisted
by Ms Belle Bartlett. % Portland.
Tie managers assure us iaa' 10 l,oor
OF expense Nil b. spared % make ttis TIE
srea, musical sfsif % The season IN this
vlclriiy. Those Who attended ne Com
merccmsui Concsrt A. ueofon AT year
Know full vel he talent of GgImmef =
Orchestra and will wani 10 Atert agaia.
Miss BArtlett l. noted soprano. srd a.
she Nil sing 20 orchestral Accompaniment,
she vii % dcu1; prove great aiific-
tior- The pflcs OF admission has been
placed .; = iuS fgufe. tsrr'y I've ctlis.
reserved seats thlrty lrc certs, thsi All
nav REL ar.e % k,tsnf Tickets Vii 1c
f0r sac =; ne door. Bat a. tae suiisrcc
Will b. large. All TIE seas lm'f~', A.
rsngemstts have ben mtie fof TIE sscur'
lng % reserved seats In advance. Those
wlshirg q reserved seai sao1t FORWARD ~
nal he required amount Grd stamp %
EEsfy e Para. Hebron. Ne. OF receipt %
which q uam5er,d llckei Nil be forward
"a % the person applying sni each PEI
s0n vii BE- sarc % the seat designated oy
The number on his ticket.
The exercises A. ueofou are always
good ani this year viii be NJ exception
20 The rule.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
STATE PICK YRS.

Tas RoehlAni are bag sull eorilausi
bis work
The ,wsn,y.nfsl annual meeting % 10
Maize homeopathic Medical Sbciviy ws'
held a. Augusta last week.
The Mase Msile.l Association vi
hold 10. thlriy.slt snau. meeting a. Port
lani. ne iiih, i5ih AMI i6ih inst
The M,lHs Historical Society held ,
dinner complimentary % iloa Jane. W.
Brsioafy ffliay cVvrinx Sever, later
'srug addresses were msic.
IL lsfsporisd that rqaor sellers 10 IA
gus,a sni other places sru rciAlllug I'm
portsi liqaors IN ~ Original p,ekag,-
The STATE .1iaDf..i-s 1sl1- aaA1l' q
mol,si IN N fof 80 dolhs.
The annuh eboim?nsn, OF lhc Mslns
Mill,i, will BE- belt TIE lat week 10 JAY,
commsnclug The ?j;a. Tae place OF its
muster has upi ben nKrd. aud Will a..
psni upon the rat. charged for trlnsP,r'
tAii0n
Hon. Jane. q. Blslnr. wife anil isC
dsaght,i.. saisd from New YORK Tot
Earops on w,iny .d,y. How lon. ihey
will b. gone has DOT D,en determined. II
may ~ thrcs month, possibly NOR,
than agar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
ATTENTION VETERANS.

Headquarters ~
w X ksNAi PosT. q. A. X
Sorrn PARIS. Jaae 18th. 1857.
A special meeting q the members Of
wm. X KimbAll Po., i, called fo' S,iur.
day evening". June 18th.
X. y. BotsrEE. 4. c.
q. A. MANN, Adj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
Ex.GOv. LONG AS A PEDESTRIAN.

EN-GOV. LONG As A Pedestrian.
The Lsrisf0a Journal says Ia. Mr..
Marcos ". Knight vss going up 10 Rum.
ford Corner one Afternoon recently, and
when about one mile from The Corner be
overlook two weary travellers. gentleman
and lady. Of course Nc. Knight took pity
on them n they looked very tired. and
gave them an Invitation 10 ride on his
spring board. The lady took seat with
Mr. knight. while the man 20, on behind.
Arriving a. The stage stable. deacon"
futile recognized the gentleman and greet
"a him with "fiAll0o, Governor Ions, -
and 80 Il proved % Be. Me-. knight was
somewhat surprised % think Of the way
hs had entertained Massachusetts most
honorsd couple. Mr.. Long and wife had
walled In nom BJsnt's Pond. distance
% nine miles They win spend q few days
90 Anfover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
Non.Itc.idrnt Tnlr..

In the town Of Albasv. In the Coahiy Of Ga
ford. Coz the YEAR lssi.
The following list o. tstes on real esisie OF n0i
r..ltent osnsTs In the tosu Of Aibsay. 90
n year lsrt, In bills committed % Ossoof pfss
CollectOr u said toSn, on the 1th dAy otJune
lssl has besa retained ~ him ~ ne a. remain
c-,tine.ts Of that date ani nos remain unpaid
and notiee 10 hereby siyen that 10 said tAsesiotsr
sst and charges are not paid ini0 the Treasury o.
sail T0~n, within eighteen months NON me hais
real estate taxsd a. lii b. suriCient 20 pay ne
smosnt doe therefor, Including Interest ani
eharsss. will without further noties Be cold Al
pablo AnctlOa 81 The Iressafefs onoe.to ~
Monday IN Jsnaay. is,s 81 cns oei0es a ne
sftffCoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

ss sr :. ssss s' .ss sa' :s 's = ii:
~. vS, , "a. Ssp!,aI y. 20 sssdsai yss srs
star. Cosby estai ssd isrss ffss. Better MOI
dsisy. Cost yos Bsskisg 70 sssd ~ yosf I'd
e sses. q. HAiiSrf 3 Co, Psrtiasl. NshS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

Tcra tine nv NE sas ds.pairsd Of. Ny troabls
"a viii ths Kidneys, Liver snd Blsiier-slso Con.
stipstioa. Finally i used pf. keunsdy's fsvoris
Remedy. and In my Opinisn Il saved my hf.. make
J. clifford. Io-sn, Mas. Druggists: Oh. send :.
cent stAanp - Dr. David Kennedy, Iseodout ~. T..
&C ~ book Kidney. Liver sai Hood disorders
Neutioa this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

In j. announced that a satisfactory
agreement q The asAsriss question hAs
been reached on every poin; bg' one
bs, ,hA, one roiai i The orsiaal snt
sll.impof,au; bait question
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

rxExs Yearly Subscriptions. ti-s. n pail
strictly In s.ivAncs othsr~ise. tleo per year.
single copies. fuur cents-
ApyNHiisEsExrs.-Au LEGAL advertisements
are given thrce consecutive INSERTIONS Do -
psr Inch In length % column. Probate notlcts
Inserted ~ above hor tltu each. except tho.s
rrlatlnE IA ETal tstate. whigh are 80 eetn
special contracts male With Local. transient %
yearly advertisers
Il vel stocked win new materials for doing
al kints ~ plain or hncy Job printing. An
experienced JOB printer l. Away In M oiIee,
an a. eur pTussgs Are run ~ steam. - Nah
guarantee prompt ant satisfactory Sufk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

Raw. A. A. FoEn. former pastor %
the B.p,is; church IN Ps'is. and ~ho
married daughter u Aldsn Chase. Esq .
Of Bryant, Ponl. died Friday. jane 49,.
AZ Keats Hill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

Jupor VmoiN has bssa assignri 90
The Oc,obsr term %. car; ~ Oxio'i
county. Jalg, Foster 90 ihe February
tenn. ana Jsdse NLrs.n ~ ihe May tenn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
MARRIED.

Ia RansSr. csntr,. Jane Z, By Rev. q. n II.nn..
fer, Mr.. A. n nsrtlstf. of Bethel, and Miss AMAZE
". Whitmsn. ofhsxico.
In Bsthsl. June n, By Rev. ID. Garland, MI. Ia
gsns n. frescg,f. Of Glssi and Miss fsaais H. San
born. Of Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

I, IL said that the estate Of the late 3.
II. Blake, Of Bangor. amounts 10 a. least
two millions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

A band Of burglars. Numbering seves.
Who have been operating ~ Burnhsr,,
have been lodged In Ksnnebec jail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
DIED.

Ia cAls.ss, Nay q. l.:I, Ms. Adelaide 1e'spAss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

rroiaclaE ~ no pounds daily pas ais In .tB l.
al form. pfot~rtsd ~ trade msts We .hsii
sIvs - shfsef - list fius robsccs N the
void at go thsi ~ sta u. "ilsgpf rh3uxht
:. ~ name. Ware tias IL tss shsps - 80 pug
nfpsk n snf ~ frvsh-lts nlsef Fstsisst. Msie
from pee lrrfcf snt. a,d sarsfsiy ssiscisi iss'.
~ Tsr slis 10 rcoameai Itself &c TIE mss ea
ustlf cas~ uhisA trn esn's Will bav. Never
s'umbss - sro~s hsfi All dss's-s sell nsrgf
Thoastt"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
HEBRON COMMENCEMENT.

ruH ENEECisEs AT uEnEoN AcApENh.-
PLENTY Or ROOM PROMISED ANp I'M
FEoGHluNE IN ENCELtENr CpNcEHf
~ ruE EyEStNo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
OXFORD coXoREoArIoSALIsrs

nIx coSFERKScE AT SoRwAY.-A coon
ATTENDANCE AND AN fNrKRKsrfNo sEs'
sIox.--TULL RrroEr on THE rRocKKD'
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Hints and Suggestions.

If salt is sprinkled around the edges of
a carpet, when on the floor, it will keep
away moths. #. i. .@l' r.
White paint that has become discolored
may be nicely cleaned by using little
whiting III the water while washing. .
Flannels should be washed in hot
Boapsuds and rinsed in hot water contain
ing soap enough to- soften it little
SEARCHED shirts will iron easier if you
let them dry after starching, so you will
have to sprinkle them before ironing. j..
Never wet the hair if you have any
tendency to deafness; wear an oil silk
cap when bathing, and refrain from
diving. f. II i. WI. q.
A piece of pointed whalebone or pine
wood is nice to clean out corners. Wash
your windows with sponge and polish
with tissue paper. n" 4 g."
Clean lamp chimneys by holding them
over the spout Of ateakettle full of boil
ing water, then wipe with a clean cloth.
It will make them beautifully clear.
1t is said ifIfeather beds and pillows
be left out in a ldrenching rain every
spring, and afterWard exposed to the
sun and air on every side until dry, they
will be much freshened and ightened.
Keep cut flowers fresh for several days
by filing a vase with clean sand to which
is added a liberal supply of powdered
charcoal. Embed the stems of the
bouquet in this, and water occasionally.
Never put milk, fat or any oily sub
stance into the ear for the relief Of pain,
for they soon become rancid and tend to
incite Inflammation, Simple warm water
will answer the purpose better than any
thing else.
Silver becoming black may be avoided
BY keeping that which is not often used
in canton flannel bags, with small bags
about the size Of athimble filed with bits
Of gum camphor packed in and around
| the articles.
For mildew, pour a quart Of boiling
water on an ounce Of chloride Of lime.
When it is dissolved add three quarts Of
cold water. In this put the garment, and
Tlet it soak for twelve hours. Il not very
bad the spots will come out in less time.
Pieces Of toilet soap that have become
too small for convenient handling may
be utilized by making a small flannel
bag, leaving the top open, and into this
putting the pieces of soap as they accu-
mulate. When it's full sew over the top
and you have aEnice accessory for your
bath tub, 81